Hi,
I was never able to solve that issue, I just gave up on reading
DMX with any FTDI device using software and went the MCU path by
using AVR (that particular project was an ATMega8).
The problem was not chip specific in my case, because in windows
using FTDI D2XX direct driver implementation over windows I
managed to properly parse the DMX signal and read it without any
complication, but since I needed it to work under linux I had to
abandon it and go the MCU route.
I didn't research enough to figure out where the problem lies
(libusb, libftdi, etc) due to time constraints.
Good luck.
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